The Simpsons is just as funny and heartfelt when venturing into the past, and here are the best examples of that.

The latest editions also includes 2.5-inch figures of Grampa Simpson, Milhouse, Ralph Wiggum, Comic Book Guy, Bart with Krusty the Clown Hat, Principal Skinner, Nelson Muntz, Martin Prince ...

Through Grampa Simpson, fans have been given small looks into the Simpsons’ family past through the near four decades of the animated series. It’s been revealed that Grampa was once part of a ...

But no character has had their backstory upended by the show’s new timeline quite like Grampa Simpson. Earlier this season, the episode “Shoddy Heat” revealed that Abe was a middle-aged ...

Walkov chooses Moe, and a team with just two fans — Grampa Simpson is the other — suddenly becomes a hot ticket. Grandpa even convinces Bart to join him at the ballpark, which is covered in ...

In some cases, Labor leaders are even more senile than Grampa Simpson because not only do they blame clouds for their woes, they think they can do something about them. Prime Minister Anthony ...

Abraham Jay "ABE" Simpson II is often referred to as Grampa Simpson. He is voiced by Dan Castellaneta, who also voices ABE's son Homer, . I think I probably knew this answer at one time ...

episode 24 of The Simpsons, titled “Lemon of Troy,” which aired in 1995. In the scene, just after the Springfield kids fight with children from the neighboring town, they gather around Grampa ...

For those unfamiliar, the setup is simple: The Simpsons character Abe, a.k.a. the incomparably memeable Grampa Simpson, is seen in a classic episode ("The Lemon Tree") from Season 6 of the long ...

When an angry mob surrounds the Simpson household ... Then, when Homer says they might kill Grampa, we hear the elder Simpson's voice yell from outside: "I'm part of the mob!" ...

"I was upset." Fildebrandt compared himself to Grampa Simpson and explained he just wanted the kids to "leave my stuff alone." When the boys ran, Fildebrandt got in his truck and followed them.